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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09
LESSON FROM POwoeRLY.
knights OF labor should Watch the Pro-
duce Exchanges.

PHILADELPHIA. July S.-General Master
Workman Powderly. in the Journal IF
United Labor, referring 10 the recent corner
in coffee and wheat, says:
The lesson taught our members by the
experience of the past six weeks is TO keep
their eyes open, and Keep them turned to-
ward the produce exchanges of New York,
Chicago, and other large cities, and the mo-
ment the grain or produce gambler stocks
the cards and announces that there is a
scarcity in a certain article of ioOd-that
the prices go up in consequence-every
member should resolve, and resolve out
loud, that until the unhalowed hand of the
Speculation has been removed from the con-
troll of the articles in question, not
a pound nor an ounce more than
cannot be avoided. will be purch ased. This
NAV be regarded in the light OF boycott
notice-that is exactly what intended it
for, and. had the power vested in me 10
make the order imperative, | would order
every member, so far as in him lies the
power. 10 place an eternal boycott on every
grain and stock gambler in.the United States
and Canada.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

BERSE, July S.--For several days before
the disaster at Zug, crevices were observed
in the new quay. Early Tuesday afternoon
the lake began to bubble and 80 feet of the
Stone work fell into the water. A dozen
persons who ran from an adjoining cafe,
were caught in the shde and drowned.
Shortly another slip occurred and sew
cTLi houses were carried away. Next
the landing stage was ingulfed. and two
5oats were swallowed up. but one bostmsn
bcing saved. The slides ceased: but re-
sarHed ebOut seven o'clock and fifteen
it1pses and ten huts were drawn into the
water. At IL O'Clock the third series of
bI6aks took place, carrying FIVE houses.
Seventy PERSONS are known 10 have been
drowned and many more are missing. The
damage will reach $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09
a RECEIVER APPOINTED.

The Affairs OF the oxford Copper and Sal
phar Company To be wooRd Up.
SEwARK, \. j., July S.-Ihe Fidelity
Title and Deposit Company was today APP
pointed receiver for the oxford Copper and
Sulphur Company. The capital of the
company is one million. consisting of mines
in CANADA. and factories. real estate and
personal property to the value OF about
100000. The business OF the company
will be wound up as rapidly as possible.
The assets are about one million dollars.
The failure is supposed 10 have been caused
by the purchase of large quantities OF cop
per, at price which, on account OF the de
mands of certain creditors, the company
was compelled 10 sell at great sacrifice ia
consequence OF the recent shnnkage ID
copper.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

Sr. PAUL, Mimi, July s.-Some 200 Irish
American and other citizens Of 81. Paul
last night sat down TO 8 banquet rendered
Earl Aberdeen, late Lord Lieutenant of Ire
land, now on his way East from the Pa
cihc coast. la the address of welcome
Bishop Ireland described the guest OF the
evening IS the first Englishmsn who had
ruled Ireland for the Irish, The Isondo n
Times will not tall its readers of tais meet
ing. yet among the Irishmen presented TO
you here are lawyers judges, msn control
ling railroads and the best business inter-
ests. representative of millions OF dollars of
capital The Earl replying. declared such
q demonstration had a peculiar significance
at the present Juncture in promoting the
success OF the cause of home rule.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09
a WEST SIDE SENSATION.

A Nineteen Years Old Girl Ruined Bs =
hfan Few Nights Ago.
The POlSnders OF the West Side are great
ly exercised over the story Of a rape which
occurred few nights since. Anna schmidt,
a gin about nineteen years of age.
residing with her mother. 3 midwife. on
Fourth -st., near the Polish ohRrch, was VS.
ited at her home during the absence of her
mother by a young man named III. Ma
jewski and at a late hour in the night he
assaulted her and accomplished her ruin.
The mother will make al effort 10 bring
the man TO Justice, bat whether he viii be
found or not is questionable as lac left the
city yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

T. w Kirby. Of Grand Haven. makes the
citizens or Grand Rapids proposition with
a ten-days' limit. which be hopes will be
accepted and form the basis of further
Grand River Improvements by the general
government Itisin substance that he IS iii
build a steamer il this city within the
coming wear. 70 be 2s0 feet long. s. foot
beam and - feet depth of hold. 70 bave q
Carrying capacity - 5000 bushels Of corn,
or about leo tons aud 10 cost Sil5.Vo0.
lie viii invest 80 80 in the boat If Grand
Rarids citizens viii provide the balance.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

A oFszns ssF Which Two Fsrssas are fissd
sad ,<ux - J2fi-

CHIcAeo. JAY s~Mms. De Benkalear
Sni Or. Birt we're each tined 40 and sen
tsnesd 10 thirSy DAYS IA the county jaA %
Judge Tathiii today for destroying birth
mark On the person Of baby Andrews. con-
esrninz the pessessioa OF hon struggle
has been "a progress IA ths courts l0r ssy-
eral dzys ccslemw Of court Was the Of
nsinistsFsd. ID consisted ln tAmperisg with
eyideaee and the evidence wss 3 birth
mark by means of which the child was
identified. Nine De Beukalssr sekEowl-
edged having ordered TIE birth-msrk cat
away from the child and DR. Birt sdnltted
having performed the operation.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09
BAD as A HORSE ThlsF.
An oficiai in the Treasury Department
Arrested Tor Fraudulent Trsnsactions.


WAsHIssToN, July Oscar J. Harvey,
chief Of the division of horse claims n The
Second Comptroller's office, Treasury De-
partmen;, was arrested to-day on change
OF originating fraudulent claims against the
Government and by forgeries and other
irregularities passing said claims and seeur-
ing their payment for his own benefit. The
amount secured by Harvey Was over 5000.
The claims were for horses destroy
ed during the war and Harvey, through
his position as chief of the division. was en-
abled TO accomplish the frauds. The mat
Ter has been under investigation some time
by the secret service and this afternoon
Harvey was taken in custody and brought
before Secretary Fairchild. TO whom he
made full confession. lie was subse-
quently arraigned in court and bound over
TO the grand jury. Harvey was from Penn
sylvania snd was appointed in 1880.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09
CHAATER'S VICTORY
usNeas At rHs losis RACE
year In 1as2ad fntsrsstsd spsstaro.- -
plsaa ne ssisasrs. Casasef Aad mar
ssi-4a klsssssr EzlisA seoerss
tAaf Dxnss go Msdtes-AAshi-
ga sp~ei.is.


iaefA Ja.y The lsst daY races IN tne
Iona Dsiging Clan series are~ eroEd Of
.oout oo0 ns0pie. The time Sas fast snt
ne r.ak ID good condition. Ia ths @3o
70. there we're SIX entries. Agnes s0r-
efis-s every BODY bY taxing shs irst heat,
sar san Browne Chanfsf sas an easy Hln-
asr * fhs 1ext Ehfee. las result eas as
as.loss ChanteI . L. !. l. Axnss, 1, 3. q
& ssssls. 5. 2 5. 2 Aunt Merao, a. s. 4, s.
AaFsha.. -. B s. = B Aollis ~. s. 4, ;. 4.
Iiue. zft. z34+ z5s Z-37.
Ia t1e - tFoE there we're I'VE starters,
tae rzce csing Won By Marvel owned ~ j..
i. Ryzn. 81 Detroit. The result sas as fol-
lows Marvel. 2. ? /. 4. d Oval 4. 1. 5, 3, 8.
Mllaca /. 5. A. 4 5 Atlantic. 5, 4. z. z. 2
Lady ST.. 5. s. s 5. l. time z-l. "a, - :
90 80 IA.
The fast tN0- Yegrs-olt stallion. owned by
8 A. Br0Nae q Co. a Kalamazoo, trotted
a. sxhiblfiol uiis Ia t1e remarkably last
time ~ 835i-4. llsdan AAranletts drove
ner rauniaz team .Isj. Banks and Ever
green. a als- mile 70 wagon. and exhibited
her trained horse WoOdiaNn. The meeting
was ths most successful ia the history Of
IT, association Nearly al the horses leave
tomorrow 70 participate N the East sag
nas races.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09
Expe,r.a for Immora, Conduct.

CHICAGO, July s.-The papers publish an
official statement signed by the President
of the Young Mems Christian Association
and the pastor OF the Plymouth Conerega-
tiOnsl church, announcing the expulsion
from both organizations of Judge Alva a.
knight. on account of grossly immoral con-
duct pracIiced under the cloak OF religion.
knight has made full confession of his
misconduct, and mas left the city. He is q
native of Massachusetts,, and during the re-
construction period occupied several public
n Jacksonville
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09
BRIGHTON Beach Races.

BRIGHTON BEACH. July S.-first race
Three-quarter mile, Racquet. I; False Note, 3;
Elsa RosaiiLd, B. Time I:ls.
Second race-Seven furlongs, Annie Mar
tin. 1; Amber, 2; Lizzie Walton. 8. Time
l:3O4.
Third race-Seven furlongs, Black Jack, l;
Craft, =; Colera, 3. Time 1901!
Fourth race-Three quarter mile, Battle
dore. l; Petersburg, 2; Efiie Hardy, 8. Time
1:l6f.
Fifth race-One and one quarter miles,
Top Sawyer, 1; Windsail and Lutte ran a dead
heat for second place. Time 2:02i
Sixth Iace-Mile and furiong, Susie
Forbes. L. Conversation 2; Ray Bay. 3. Time
I5Sl.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09
Chicago Races.

CHICAGO, July S.-First race, five-eighih
mile, selling: Jack Cocks l, Filter ?, Whee-
Ter j. 3. Time, 1908.
Second race, one mile, selling: Lucy
Johnson 1, Corns =. Volatile 3. Time. I:424
Third race. seven-eights mile. Enina
Johnson l, Revoke ?, Wanderoo 3. Time
I.29z.
Fourth race, one and one-sixieenth
miles, Wood Craft l, Paragon 2. Nick Fin
zer 3. Time, $50.
Fifth race. one and one-sixteenth miles;
Grey Cloud 1, Insolence ?. Listand 3. Time,
lac.
Sixth race, threefourths mile: Bsnnaii J.,
White Rose 2, Queen Bess ). Time. Ll5i.
Seventh race. tnree-fourths mile: Spaiding
/, Blue Eyes Belle =. Font 3. Time, Ills.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09
AT THE THEATRES.

Phillip Phillips gave the second of his
entertainments at Powers Grand Opera
House last evening. The pictures were
strong, beautiful and full of interest and
the lecture was decidedly interesting. The
Kaleidoscope scenes and transformation
views were loudly spplauded and provoked
much laughter. Tonight NJ. Phillips con-
cludes his entertainments. and many Of the
views tonight will represent the wonders of
Picturesque America.
All who wish good seats should remember
that the advance sale for Engaged" opens
this morning al . O'Clock al Spraker K
Hogsdones. Manager Berger's new system
OF ticket numbering viii be used for the
first time on this occasion. 10 is adopted
to prevent confusion and repeated sales Of
the same seats Mrs. Dainty made an
excellent impression Al the rehearsal last
night She reads at he Soldiers Home
some day while Ia town. Co. X have kind
" loaned their srmory for rehearssls While
Prof Phillips occupies Powers. Miss Grace
kimball writes she VIII be here without
fail to play pretty Minnie"
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09
Infected Milk sold In st. Louie.

ST. Louis. No, July s.-The health de-
partment made startling discovery yester-
day in Henry Weasers South ST. Louis
dairy. be keeps fifty COWS. and supplies n
large section Of the city with milk. Fifteen
cows died during the last week of pleuro-
pneumonia, and the others are down with
the fever. The mix. however. was dis
tribU,ed until today. The Inspector de-
stToyed fifty gallons Of infected ,ailk. which
be found on the premises.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

LOSnoS. July s.-News has been received
from Henry NJ. Stanley to the effect that on
the route from Leopoldville to LonkoleIs
he experienced considerable trouble with
his men on account of a scarcity of provis-
ions. Stanley himself was i'll from the ef-
feet Of The heat but expected TO reach the
confluence Of the Congo and Aronbonim
rivers BY June s. Here he intended to wait
the arrival at Tippo lib from STANLEY Falls
Of men and provisions.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09
Two Women shot.

COLUMBIA, s. c., July SIN Horny coun-
ty, Wednesday night, Mrs. Sarah Strick-
land, wife Of Bradley Strickland, farmer.
and her sister, Miss Melinda Sibbitts, were
sitting upon the piazza of Strickland 5
house when they were shot with buckshot
by som cone concealed IN thicket on the
opposite side of the road. Mrs. Strickland
died in five hours; Miss Sibbitts was alive
at last accounts, although severely wound
ed. Suspicion rests upon the husband Of
the murdered woman and a woman of bad
repute in the neighoOrhood.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09
The DEADLY SHOTGUN.
IL Il Used to settle a Dispute by Kansas
Farmers.

Farmers.
TorExA Kas.. July s.-sOme time ago
quarrel arose between J. Carman. a resi-
dent Of Harper County, and two nsighboTs
named Woodruff The latter contested Car
man claim 10 land near Meade Center on
the ground thar he had broken a fractional
part Of an acre less than the law required
% make his title clear The courts sus-
tanned Carman and he returned 10 his farm
and continued the care Of his crops. Yes
terday the WO0drufis tried 10 drive him
from bis corn patch and he refused TO 90.
Old man Woodruff thereupOn took aim at
him with a shotgun. but before ne pulled
the trigger CzrmAn knocked the muzzle up,
the charge tearing away part of his scalp.
In the light that ensued Carman worsted
the old man and young Woodruff
came 10 the rescue. firing two loads OF slugs
into Carman's body from a double barreled
shotgun, inrIcting wounds from which
Carman died. The assailants were arrested.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09
GETTING READY FOR BUSINESS.
Tho American Telephone Company Calls
in Its stool. and WIN ReoTganize.

Tho American Telephone Company Calls
in Its stock and VIII Reorgsnize.
WAsHIxGToy. July S.-The American Tel
ephone Company have called in all the
stock sold by them and have refunded the
money to the subscribers. They are now
waiting for confirmation OF their conces-
sion. which is expected here on the 18th
inst, and as soon as received they say there
is no doubt they will begin operations on a
new basis, issue their prospectus and place
their stock on the market. Congressman
ButterWorth will sever his connection as
President of the company as soon a. pre-
liminary arrangements are effected and the
concern is placed on its feet again. The
old board of directors will remain.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

Monroe Green. the cOlOred porter Of
O'Day's gambling rooms. who participated
in Superintendent Smiths triumphant
march on the Saturday afternoon Of June
Is and has been out on bail, last night came
TO Headquarters and gave himself up a.
his bondsmen did not feel like taking any
further risk on him. Monroe is satisfied,
however, and wishes 10 have his trial over
with SO that he can shake the dust Of the
Valley City from his feet
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

The People OF 81 Louis Assemble and In
wffe the President 10 yssit Them


vits the Pre-i1ent 10 Nssis Them.
ST. LouIs. July s.-The mass meeting of
citizens called to meet at the Merchants
Exchauxs today 20 take public action IN re-
gard % inviting President Cleveland TO visit
ST. Louis ia ths Autumn, assembled at /
o'clock and Was called to order by Frank
Canine. President OF the Exchange The
meeting was quite large. After three or
four speeches by prominent citizens the
following Vas adopted.
The people OF ST. Louis. assembled At q
pnblic meeting called for the purpose and
held at the Merchants Exchange. July s.
lss-. respectfully and earnestly extend 20
ths President Of the United States and Mrs.
Cleveland ar Invitation % visit their city
and become its guests for the week COM
usncing October =, lSs7. In doing 50 they
beg leave 90 urge on the President their de-
SIRE % give aim a welcome that will de-
monstrsts the respect and love they have
for him as public officer. and as a man.
TIE Mayor Of Ss. Louis and a COMMITTEES OF
fifty TO 81 selected By him are sqpoiatsd to
proceed ID W Wa8hingl01 and deliver tbs IN
Vitafion % the President
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09
Doodle Jurymeu Excused.

CHICAGO. July s.-This morning in the
matter Of Jurors Tate, Ostrander and Parks,
who. it was charged. were friends of ex-
Warden Narneil and were so preiudiced in
his favor that they coEld not render q far
and in partial verdict. the court decided
that the evidence vas sufficient TO warrant
him in excusing the three men.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

PrrrssrRs. July S.--A report comes from
Scott5sle that The strike IN tie coke regions
has been declared or By convention rep
resena1E el0o striking coSers. and that
work VIII Be resumed On Monday. The re-
pors has ros been confirmed. but specials
from lnlonro~n say there j. great reioic-
ing there. Presi ienr Harris Of the Miners
Association. SAYS be thinks that II once the
n,en return - work satisfactory sliding
scale can ce arranged
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

AT special meeting of the Board of Edu'
cation Thursday night. eleven members and
the mayor were present. Secretary Earle
reported having received President Blair:
veto 10 the appointment Of Prof J. u. Ls
Pierre as teacher of French in the city
schools. Trustee Drury then moved tina
Miss Agnes CHM be appointed 10 the posi-
tion at salary of $3.50 year. The motion
was carried by ten yeas and one nay.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

NEw YORK. July s.--R- G. Dunn & Co.'S
weekly trade review says: Business during
the past week has been. on the whole. en-
couragsng. The prospects with which the
half year opens are generally satisfactory.
The crop prospects continue good. The
business failures during the last seven days
number for the nited States. 136. for Can
ada. IS. total I54, against Isl the previous
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

LoxDoS, Jaly s.-f..s ps-Iismsntsry slso-
ton ~ Norta lst which toek
plsoe t0dsy. rexalted n f.s ssturn ~ Ard.
('onserrsrivs ~ v06e n go against 1872
cssf for Rorxle5ge. tke Glad sto-.isn ,s-.7i-
dste TIE torsl r0-e czsr todsv 49, ~
roore fbsn n Tire issf on ven tss
Co2ses Ealsvs 11sioTI,y vss s11.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

Sks-aslts yt.t.ss2- AessNa
WHuxasLL, jay S.-An elevator in the
Whitehall Manufacturing Co.'S works, fell
YESTERDAY afternoon. a distance of ten feet.
Ms. A. southland. Of Oakland Co. had her
lsg and back broken, Mrs. J. w. Hazelton
had hsr ankle sprained, and Mr.. Hazelton
who is iogsman % the works, and Mr..
s0uthard, his father-in-lsw, were badly
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

The Valley Gty Band. under The leader
ship Of Frof. " Ninderbout. scoompsn-
led By Warren squiers. viii leave this even
ing for Ottawa Beach where the organizs-
ton vii furnish music for ;hc opening hop
At The Ottawa A large number Of peopis
vii be preseat from this c.fy aid sunday
Visitors will ba entertained ~ q sacred con-
4No h.rl
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

The many friends of Mr.. Sol Smith Rus
sell throughout the United States viii be
panied to learn that his little daughter
Emma died yesterday at heir home in
Minneapolis. Mimi. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
cabled the little ones grandfather. William
I. Adams, tOliver Optic. who is in Europe,
and telegraphed Manager Berger. OF this
city. of their loss yesterday afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

Beginning tomorrow, The regular Sunday
c. & ". NJ. train for Holland carry mail,
newspapers. etc, for Ottawa Beach and the
Black Lake resorts. Hereafter the train
VIII be known as the Newspaper Spt cisl. -
and the C. & w NJ. officials expect to make
arrangements 10 extend the run to Grand
Haven and Muskegon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

NIAGARA Falls. July S. - First race,
three-fourth mile: Brsmbleton, 1, Rock and
Rye 2. Lelex, 3. Time, l.l7l.
Second race. one mile. Berlin /, Duffy 2,
Relbuck 3. Mime, 145..
Third race, mile and a sixteenth, Barnum
I, Royal Arch ?. Uniqe 3. Time. 1870.
First hurdle, mile and a half Vslour /.
Wizard 2, Maggie May 3. Time, 2.56l.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

MfnpIzrcwS, \. Y. July s.-John D.
Nangor1en. 6a years Of age. Of Dinzmsn
Ferry. Fze county. Pa. vas killed BY a bee
stinz cn the wrist Wednesday morning. In
a few minutes sfler he vas stunz he started
for the aouse As he entered fhe house he
xrosned. eCh. an going D. die. and Inn
nsiiatelv expired. tie vas a prominent
citizen of Pike county.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

tata.t- t- |t- Nt---t-~'rt~ -
SEwtYeo. July s.-Soral Lodge No. y
Daughters Of Rebekah, OF this village.
starts Qua COR tie ensuing term with the fol-
loving list % officers who we're duly in-
stalled last evening BY ID. d. G.. VI. c. h.
Carter. ~ c.. Mrs Mary King V g., Mrs.
Helen Henry. Rec. Secy Jerome Carmen
ter. Treas. Ars. Laura Maynard. L. ;. \. e.,
g x. Carter L. ). y. c.. Mrs. Jennie Pang-
born War George King. Con, AIRS. Media
ChrsEeuson, o. G.. q. j. Copeland; l. q.
Natt Christensen. II. :. v. G.. Mrs. Minerva
Bement. L. 5. v G.. Mrs. Josie Carter;
Ihan David Henry.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

J0esph II pres claims that be Effected
ths sale of the fhree-c0rnsred piece Of prop
srty bounded by Ionia. Fulton snd Louis
81. for Dr. Akin. and hss sued him for
81 fo0 commission Akin denies that
Slires effected the ss.e ard ssvs that s3i The
negotiations co-d1c-e3 ~ Spires were viii
vsev of securing t5e erection ~ hote.
~ uhicb Spires eKpe1'ed - oe the mara
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

IeSnov. Juiy She police inquiry into
tne arrest 81 Miss Cass a. an improper
character has been opened. Both Mss
Cas- ard Mss Bowman. her EMPLOYER
whose test ncn7 70 Ms ass COED chsrsc-
ter Assisfrate Newton refused - receive.
are represented By counsel Afer being
ope1er The inquiry VS. postponed
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

CHrBoYsAS. July s.-Captain Halleck, Of
TIE hsh tug Messenger. arrived here yester-
day from Cockburn Island az the head Of
Lake Huron, and reports that terrible
scourgs IS raging there. which the people
osEevs - De diphtheria. but Is there was
no doctor there uD 20 the time the Captain
left TIE exact nature Of the disease Is not
known. = broke out last week. and from
Friday 10 Tuesday nine deaths bad occurred
and the disease IS spreading rapidly. several
people dying every day. The inhabitants
ars panic-stricken and are flying for their
EVoa
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

fSrrsvtrcrls, ISn. July s-Dr. T Y
North. q Peru Ind. Who YES shos Wei
nesisy By Jas. Christiauson. die3 this morn
ing A. fcHr clock. tbristianssn vas ken
from sil Wsdresdsv night bv mob ard
hanged rom the bridge ersr he Wabash
uYer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09
BASE BALL.


sr---s,Sx vss VtNtsNs4-tsN1ls
PoLo GROUNDS, NEW York, July s.-Ned
Hanlon, Captain of the Wolverines, APP
peared on the field today and was given a
royal reception. He is favorite here be-
cause the people know that be is a gentle
man as well as ball player. He added
greatly TO the strength OF the visitors. His
presence on the field put ginger into the
the team and they played with greater spirit
than Yesterday. Baldwin was put in TO
pitch and his curves were troublesome to
the Giants in the opening inning. The
Lady twirled in great style and was well
supported too. Cancel was his backstop
and the erstwhile supporter of the ''Pretzel
did good work. In fact both teams were
playing perfect ball, except a wild throw Of
Baldwin in the third inning. The crowd
was what is known as a Friday crowd and
did not amount 10 more than 400. When
the pstroas of the game read the score card
they predicted defeat for New York.
George was down on the bills 10 pitch and
that was as sure a sign of defeat as the ap-
pearance of a petrol at sea IS sign OF
stormy weather.
NEW YORK, sally S.
New lork................. l 3 6
DetrOit......... ......... 3 o - 0 o 0 o. s
Base hits-New ork, 10; Detroit, Il.
EgrorS-New York, ,; Detroit, g.
Batteries-GeOrge ana Bro8n. Baldwin and
Camel
Umpire-Doescher.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

Loxpov. July s.-Many miles Of territory
sicng the Meu Chow river, IN China are
fooded 0Y freshet and thousands of per-
sons are believed 70 have drowned. Cha
Chow city Il submerged, and the People are
fleeing 70 the mountains.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

SsIr LAKE CIrY, July s.-The Constisu-
ton. With It's snti-polysmv and anti
church sndstsse plsnks. was finally adopt
Cd yesterday. snd viii 20 70 the people for
ratification next month Only those per-
sons who have taken the test oath or who
have elastic conscieaces nav vote.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

ST. PErEssBURs. July s.--The Noco>
Trsaiva says that the election of Prince
Ferdinand Of Ssxe-Coourg 70 the Bulgarian
throne exhausts Russis's pstience. Austria
viii nos succeed. adds the paper; "Rassis's
action may inconvenisnce Austria"